saas landing page builder
Describe your product and get a marketing site with a hero, features, pricing tiers and an FAQ, published on a live address you own. Real code, edited by asking. Free to start.
Free to start. Building uses your Zeplik credits; hosting a published site is included.
The exact brief that built the example
Not an illustration of the kind of thing you could write. This is the sentence that was typed, and Driftly is what came back. Pressing the button above starts you with it already in the box, to change however you like.
A marketing site for a SaaS product called Driftly that tracks team focus time: landing with hero, features and pricing tiers, and a separate FAQ page.
Open Driftly to see the finished site running, and remix it into your own project in one click.
What this kind of site has to get right
A SaaS landing page is a sequence of answers: what is this, who is it for, what does it cost, and what is the catch. The generated site follows that order because visitors read in that order, and a pricing table hidden three scrolls down is the most common reason a good product looks evasive.
Pricing tiers are structured data in the code rather than three hand-drawn boxes, so changing a price or adding a tier is a sentence and the layout survives it. That matters more than it sounds: pricing changes more often than anything else on the page.
The FAQ is a separate page on purpose. It is the page that picks up long-tail search for your product's real objections, and burying it in an accordion at the bottom of the landing page throws that away.
What it needs
- A hero that says what the product does in one sentence
- Features written as outcomes, not as a list of nouns
- A pricing table that survives adding a tier
- An FAQ that answers the objection rather than dodging it
- A single clear call to action repeated, not five competing ones
Frequently asked questions
- Can I connect a signup or a payment?
- The marketing site is static by default. Connect your own Supabase project and ask for sign-in, and the build wires auth and the tables it needs into the app, under your credentials rather than pooled in ours.
- Can I change the pricing later?
- Yes, by asking. Prices and tiers are structured data in the code, so a change is an edit to one file and the layout is not redrawn around it.
- Do I own the code?
- Yes. Connect GitHub and every change lands as a commit you can read and review. You can take the repository somewhere else at any point.
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Change the name, the pages, the tone. Watch it build in a live preview, then publish it on a real address. The code is yours either way.